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A few years ago I decided to drive my own well, using a few common building supplies, a little elbow grease, and a lot of common sense. If you can drive a nail into a board, you have the skills to augment your water supply. Click above to see how!
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Two millennia ago, the Son of God promised to return. In 1984, that promise was fulfilled. You may have even passed Him on the street and not been aware of it. Of course, you probably thought you had more important things to do than look for the Saviour. Now, as you read an eyewitness account of the Second Coming, you realize just how wrong you were. Don't worry, there is still time. But I wouldn't delay, because it is your immortal soul that is at stake. Jesus Christ wants to change your life. He thinks you are worth saving. So, why do you keep trying to prove Him wrong? The choice is yours alone. You can either join the parade or you can stay on the sidelines and watch salvation pass you by.
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.Does pulp fiction leave you flat? Put down that pathetic, estrogen-laced Harlequin Romance and pick up a classic. The price is right, it's absolutely free. Which would you rather do: download one of my ebooks without paying a cent or waste several hours' pay and half of the weekend at an overpriced shopping mall? Electronic text definitely has it over hidebound dust catchers. The print is easier to read and they are far better illustrated. Forget what you have heard about ebooks. The reason they get bad press is that the people who own the big publishing houses know that their days are numbered. No doubt the ancient Egyptians thought papyrus was here to stay and the Babylonians couldn't imagine writing without clay tablets. So much for our attachment to paper. As far as I am concerned, it makes more sense to wipe with it than to read from it.
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I'm about halfway through the first draft of my next novel and decided to put it online to permit my readers to catch any errors that may have got past me and offer suggestions as to what they would like to see happen next. As far as I know, this is the first time any author has done this. If you are looking for a genuine laugh that hasn't been overly choreographed, this is a good read. Don't let the title fool you, Vigilantes comes about as close to being a Western as George Bush comes to being a Democrat. Although fiction, much of it is based on actual events. Your comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated and could very well have an influence on the finished manuscript.LOOSE NUKES THREATEN COAST
I invite your suggestions! Please e-mail me at: fdungan@fdungan.com
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